Called It's Disrespectful To Drop Children On The Side Of The Road, Alvin Faiz Clarifies: Hopefully They Will Be Erasers Of Sins

JAKARTA - Alvin Faiz's plan to be with his son, Yusuf for 3 days was not carried out because Alvin Faiz's grandmother was found to have died on Tuesday, April 19. Alvin Faiz and his family were known to be leaving for a funeral home in Aceh, so they hurriedly sent Yusuf back to Larissa Chou.

Alvin has clarified in Insta Story. He apologizes to Yusuf because the plan to be together for the next 3 days failed.

"Handsome Abi, we have plans to play for the next 3 days, but God says otherwise, Abis is now leaving to Aceh, son. Insya Allah, we will arrange a time to play with Abi again, son," he wrote on Insta Story on Wednesday, April 20.

Unfortunately, the way Yusuf returned home made Larissa Chou angry again. Because Yusuf was escorted by the side of the road and had to be picked up by the baby sitter in a hurry.

"It really has to be late at night when a young child just comes from Bandung, comes home late at night? Honestly, I was surprised why suddenly there was Yusuf because I knew he was with his father," said Larissa Chou's relative, Winda.

Winda uploaded a video of Yusuf being delivered and admitted that he was surprised by Alvin Faiz's decision to suddenly send Yusuf back to Larissa Chou in Bandung.

"Suddenly he was sent home through an intermediary, when he was delivered, no one said anything," he said, judging by Instagram @windasnr.

The video went viral because it was re-uploaded by gossip accounts on Instagram and several TikTok accounts. "It's more polite to send the COD package. Say hello first," wrote a netizen on Lambe Gossip.

"Carrying a small child feels like sending a package using ninja express. Is it a COD package?" wrote another netizen.

Alvin then made a new status as if responding to the news. "People are increasingly lacking empathy, yes, it's very easy to conclude something if you don't know what it really is. Be patient, hopefully it will be an expiation for sins," he wrote.